Bear is a very sweet dog and he’s just glad to be in from the cold. He never lived indoors before coming to Centre County PAWS.
He’s lived outside for all of his 12 years.
The folks at PAWS say Bear is ready to learn what it takes to be a great companion.
Bear weighs about 60 pounds. He is good with children and other dogs.
Bear has never been around cats, so it’s not clear whether he’d get along with felines in the house.
The Lab mix will need some help learning the ropes. He is not house broken or crate trained.
Bear will be neutered before he’s sent to his forever home.
You can meet Bear at PAWS, 1401 Trout Rd., State College, anytime the shelter is open.
For more information about Bear, and all of the other dogs and cats available for adoption, Click HERE.
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